transitive. To understand, know, get to know, learn.

transitive. To have cognizance or knowledge of; to be aware of; to know (as a fact or an existing thing). with simple object: = know, v. 14.

To understand, apprehend, be aware of, in various constructions (corresponding to know, v. 11). transitive. With clause as object. = know, v. 11a.

transitive. To know or have learned (a thing); to have practical knowledge of (a language, art, etc.). Cf. con, v.1 2. Now rare (Welsh English (Pem…

transitive. To make known, mention; to know, recognize.

transitive. To have or gain knowledge of (a situation, event, development, etc.) by means of sight or other senses; to witness; to meet with (a…

transitive. To have knowledge or information about, have ascertained; = know, v. 14.

To have knowledge of, to know or learn, by information received. (Now merged in 4c.)

transitive. To have knowledge or information concerning (something), esp. as a consequence of observation, inquiry, or study; to have ascertained…

In the phrase can (or could) skill, to have discrimination or knowledge, esp. in a specified matter. Usually const. of, in, or to with infinitive. Obs…

transitive. To know or have learned; = can, v.1 2a. Obsolete.

transitive. To possess as an intellectual attainment; to know, be versed in (a subject or esp. a language); to have memorized (a text). Also: †to…

transitive. To know.

(a) transitive. To know (a fact, the answer to a question); also with clause as obj. (b) intransitive. To know of something.

To comprehend and assimilate mentally; to obtain mental nourishment from.

To know; in quot. 1594 in past participle= caused to know, informed.

Originally in I wis = iwis, adv., interpreted as = ‘I know’; hence occasionally as a synonym of ‘know’ in other parts of the verb, being…

transitive. To know or understand (something). Frequently with clause as object.

= savvy, v. Cf. quien sabe, int.